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2013/06/19 02:38
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Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 incinerates the competiti...
Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 incinerates the competition We got an early chance to benchmark the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800. The results weren't pretty...for the other guys. Eric Franklin is a senior editor...
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2013/06/07 23:39
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E3 2013: Predictions and prognostications
The stage at Microsoft's E3 2012 press conference. E3, the big video game trade show, is just a few days away. And 2013 looks to be one of the biggest years ever. The games industry is at a...
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2013/06/07 08:18
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Sony's PS4 E3 conference: live blog
Hopefully, Sony will have a lot more to show off at its Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) press conference on Tuesday morning, Australian time. In February, Sony managed to hold a launch event for...
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2013/06/07 08:18
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Microsoft's Xbox One E3 2013: live blog
Think of this as Microsoft's Xbox One presentation, take two. Just weeks after Microsoft unveiled its next-generation video-game console, the company is back at it again at this year's Electronic...
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2013/05/17 23:39
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The silencer - Thirteen years of Xbox hardware
The original Xbox 360 (on the left) had a problem of dying at the most inopportune of times, and its internal fan was loud enough to drown out sound from the actual games. Also, it wasn’t designed...
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The possibility - Thirteen years of Xbox hardware
Kinect is that device we’ve all been promised since the '80s. Or at least since first seeing the holodeck on "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Finally, you are the controller. Almost. Kinect didn’t...
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The refinement - Thirteen years of Xbox hardware
The 360's controller isn't perfect; it drains batteries something quick, and you’ll have little luck excelling at most fighting games with it. However, it successfully takes nearly everything good...
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The champ - Thirteen years of Xbox hardware
Not only was the Xbox 360 a powerful piece of kit at the time of its release, it was arguably the first console to truly become that living room device that could confidently sit next to your cable...
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The familiar - Thirteen years of Xbox hardware
The first Xbox controller took some obvious inspiration from one of the best controllers of the time, the Sega Dreamcast's stock controller. By today’s standard’s it’s way too bulky and way too wired,...
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The behemoth - Thirteen years of Xbox hardware
Ah, now that's better, if still gigantic. I remember when the original Xbox debuted at E3 2001 to low-frame-rate games and lots of "it's just a PC in a box!" talk. When it was released later that...
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The prototype - Thirteen years of Xbox hardware
Remember this thing? Not many do. I'm of course referring to the large chrome X in the middle of Microsoft's Xbox division, circa 2000. When Microsoft first announced it was getting into the console...
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Nvidia Shield preorder date moves up, starts today
Nvidia Shield preorder date moves up, starts today Preorders for Nvidia's portable Android-based gaming console start today, bumped up from the previous May 20 date. Eric Franklin is a senior editor...
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